Bolton Sixth Form College courses

...provides a good springboard into the dynamic world of business and appeals to a broad range of students with diverse interests. 3. Entry requirements... Learn about: Business Studies...

...use of the worlds scarce resources. Its a subject that will make you think and is well thought of by employers and universities. 3. Entry requirements...

...2. Course description You will learn about business through focused assignments based on real business functions, giving you hands-on experience of businesses in action...

...The practical nature the courses is ideal in setting you off in the right direction for understanding the complex business world we work in... Learn about: Business Studies...

...2. Course description This is the course for you if you enjoy learning science in a practical way and you have a particular interest in applications... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Science...

...and analyse scientificwork are skills highly prized by employers and universities. 3. Entry requirements You will be expected to have a minimum of five GCSE grades...

...fuels and energy. You will develop key skills such as logical thinking, analysis of data and problem solving. 3. Entry requirements A Level Chemistry requires...

...no less than a grade C in Mathematics. In particular, you should also have a minimum of a grade C in two GCSEs from Science subjects (Core and Additional...

...2. Course description Do you enjoy learning science in a practical way? Do you have a particular interest in applications of science? Do you want to build...

...2. Course description Observational drawing underpins all we do on this course; you will learn both traditional and digital art & design techniques... Learn about: Art design...

...and will help you understand and evaluate the world around you. The subject contains elements of English Language, Media, Psychology, Business and... Learn about: English Language...

...Entry requirements You will be expected to have a minimum of five grades A*- C at GCSE, including two B grades and a minimum of a C grade in English Language... Learn about: IT Law...

...Criminologists have produced theoretical explanations of why people commit crime, but which is the most useful? Are these theories relevant to all types of crime?...

...Students wanting to study 4 A levels will be expected to have at least 4 GCSEs at Grade B and 4 GCSEs at Grade C including GCSE English Language and mathematics... Learn about: IT Law...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available... Learn about: IT Law...

...and no less than a grade D in Mathematics. 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available... Learn about: Business Economics...

...2. Course description This is a wide-ranging English course with opportunities for original writing alongside the study of spoken language and literary and non-literary texts... Learn about: English Language...

...then A Level English Language will provide you with the opportunity to develop your skills in a lively and stimulating environment. You will study... Learn about: English Language...

...poems and plays or if you prefer you could go down the non-fiction route to producejournalism and creative non-fiction. 3. Entry requirements You... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and mathematics grade C or 5 points. Students wanting to study 4 A levels will be expected to have at least 4 GCSEs at Grade B and 4 GCSEs at Grade C including...